Tomos Williams is the most important man in Wales' attack as he ends any debate

For 50-odd minutes at Twickenham, Wales struggled to get any attacking purchase out of England.

Having gone to west London with a team that, on paper at least, looked set up to negate the ‘new England’ that Eddie Jones has built up in the press, they found themselves 17-0 down shortly after the break.

Wales hadn’t landed a punch, but then it was questionable if they’d even thrown one.